Which of the following examples contradicts the central idea behind Abraham Maslow's "pyramid" of needs?
A) a person willing to do degrading jobs to buy food
B) a person willing to put himself in danger in order to fight for social justice
C) a person whose basic needs are met, so he can work on bettering himself spiritually
D) a person unwilling to share their home with a stranger

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Maslow's hierarchy of needs suggests that basic needs (like safety) must be met before higher-level needs (like social justice) can be pursued. A person putting themselves in danger for social justice contradicts this idea, as they prioritize a higher-level need over basic safety.

Which of the Following Examples Contradicts the Central Idea Behind